Iris Smart Plug for $23.30 + Buy 2 Get 1 Free (In-Store)

[toyanucci]

I have 2 currently and they work perfectly.

[EvilH0mer (TJ)]

Didn’t see the sign in my local store. Yesterday, I purchased 5 online for store pickup. Got them for $23.30.

[punkgamer69 (CJ)]

I went to two different stores yesterday and bought a total of 6 (each store only had 3) and i didn’t see that sign anywhere at either store. But still at $23.30 not complaining.

[triphius (Ben K)]

Yes, these are compatible. So are the contact sensors (and those work well too). These Smart Plugs have an additional advantage of including a separate Z-Wave repeater along with the Zigbee radio for controlling the switch itself.

-Ben K

[triphius (Ben K)]

@EvilH0mer

Didn’t see the sign in my local store.

@punkgamer69

i didn’t see that sign anywhere at either store.

I wonder if they finally caught on…

[RLDreams (Really Living the Dream)]

@Nick_Miller

So I might be dumb, but can you actually get these to work with Smartthings? I bought one a while back because of it being cheaper than the Smartthings branded plug but I could never get it to pair with my hub.

I’ve got a dozen of these. The inclusion instructions can be found here.

[RELEASE] Iris Smart Plug (3210-L) Zigbee Plug with Z-wave Repeater

The Iris Smart Plug is a rebranded Centralite on/off plug which looks remarkably similar to the SmartThings SmartPower Outlet. In fact, this is a new version of the same hardware which adds a very interesting feature; A Z-Wave Plus repeater within the Zigbee HA 1.2 Plug. [image] http://www.lowes.com/pd_690407-41277-3210-L___ Because this device has two different wireless protocols within it, it will effectively be treated as two separate devices within SmartThings. The following is how you will need to pair each device and get it working within your system: First: The Zigbee Outlet In order to pair the Zigbee Outlet, first add the devicetype at the bottom of this post to your IDE. Once you have the devicetype added and published, open the SmartThings …

I did have a problem with the Z-wave dropping off when they first came out, but they have been completely reliable for months now. Once they’ve been included you can set the device type to ST SmartPower outlet and have local control ( well what ST considers local )

[eibyer]

I need a couple of this, I’m curious to see if my store has the sign. Will stop there later.

[dytkd (Diego Yong)]

Did anyone find succes on these? Or should just go with the 15 off 50?

[docfin02 (Keven)]

I just went to the store. They didn’t have any in stock, but allowed me to buy them and pick them up when they come in. $23+ and buy 2 get 1 free.

[jhamstead]

The Lowe’s I went into didn’t have any of the sales marked. None of the iris, echo, nest or lightify sales were even acknowledged.

[h2oaok]

My local Lowes had the buy2 get 1 free sign on display. They had the plugs selling for $23.30, picked up the 3 they had in stock for $46.60. The discount for the 3rd plug was not automatic, I told the cashier and they adjusted for free.

[RLDreams (Really Living the Dream)]

@h2oaok

The discount for the 3rd plug was not automatic

That is because the $23.30 price is buy 2 get 1 free. At the regular $35each you would get 2/$70. At $23.30 you gate 3/$70 . If you get a free one at $23 It is just because the store employees are not properly trained/ informed about the sale.

[tommyincville]

Received Smart Plugs today (and a few other boxes). Never got a shipping notice for any of the orders.

[SteveWhite]

Just checked, shipping is no longer available even at the $23.30 price.

[Matthew_Rainey]

Just picked up one of these in store today. Can someone please tell me how to pair it?

[tommyincville]

scroll up several post

[RLDreams (Really Living the Dream)]

@Matthew_Rainey

Just picked up one of these in store today. Can someone please tell me how to pair it?

Iris Smart Plug for $23.30 + Buy 2 Get 1 Free (In-Store)

I’ve got a dozen of these. The inclusion instructions can be found here. I did have a problem with the Z-wave dropping off when they first came out, but they have been completely reliable for months now. Once they’ve been included you can set the device type to ST SmartPower outlet and have local control ( well what ST considers local )

[Matthew_Rainey]

I see the post above but I dont know where to paste that code at? Where do you place it?

[RLDreams (Really Living the Dream)]

You shouldn’t need to device type any longer. ST will just recognize it .

Have ST searching for devices
Hold in the button while plugging it in, led will blink. ST will find the ZigBee outlet
St will ask if you want to add any more devices…yes
press the button 5x as quickly as your finger can, light will begin flashing slowly, ST will find a Z-wave device .
Done

It took me under 5 minutes to get 3 of them added to ST yesterday

[Matthew_Rainey]

That did it for me!!! Thank You!!!